Regular house cleaning covers the surfaces you use every day: counters, sinks, toilets, floors, and a dust of everything within reach. It's the service that keeps a clean home clean, usually booked weekly or every other week.
A deep clean goes after everything regular cleaning skips: baseboards, door frames, the tops of cabinets, the inside of the microwave, behind the toilet, window tracks, ceiling fans, and the grime that builds up in grout and around faucets. It takes longer, and it's the right first step if a home hasn't been professionally cleaned in a while.
Here's a simple test. Run a finger along a baseboard, then look at the top of a ceiling fan blade. If both come up gray, start with a deep clean. Regular visits after that go faster, and the house stays ahead of the dust instead of chasing it.
In the Central Valley, dry-season dust speeds that cycle up more than most people expect. A common rhythm is a deep clean once or twice a year with regular cleaning in between. Not sure which you need? Request a free quote and tell us when the house was last deep cleaned. New clients save 15% either way.